Viewers of The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls were left in hysterics during the second and final episode of this year's series, as Paul Burrell was left very nervous after catching a stripper's underwear.
Former royal butler Paul, 65, and the other stars taking part in the show were treated to a performance by male striptease dancers The Dreamboys, as the celebrities prepared to take off their clothes in front of a large audience to raise awareness of life-saving activities enlarge. cancer checks.
The group sat close to the stage at the New Wimbledon Theater in London as The Dreamboys walked on stage in an attempt to inspire them for their performance.
And the group were stunned as the strippers stripped off every last article of clothing and stood completely naked on stage, with a stunned Paul looking lost after a member of the group threw their underwear at him.
Viewers took to Twitter to express their amusement at Paul's reaction, while others said they were shocked to see someone strip completely naked on television.
Viewers of The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls were left hysterical on Tuesday as Paul Burrell was left very nervous after catching a stripper's underwear (Paul pictured with co-star Gemma Collins)
Former royal butler Paul, 65, and the other stars taking part in the show were treated to a performance by male striptease dancers The Dreamboys (pictured)
One person wrote: 'I didn't expect that!!! Apparently neither was Paul Burrell!'
Someone else joked: “Burrell almost needed the defibrillator.”
And another viewer posted: 'Paul didn't let his pants down.'
The scenes came moments after Paul buried his head in his hands after his co-star Pete Wicks, 35, informed him that his nude photo had been leaked.
Former The Only Way Is Essex cast member Pete told Paul: 'Now you know you're a real celebrity? You've gone viral, you're all over the internet.
“Someone has a photo and it's gone everywhere.”
As Paul's jaw dropped in shock, Pete told him, “At least you look good!”
A doubtful Paul replied: “That doesn't look good,” as Pete showed him the photo on his phone.
The group was stunned as the strippers took off every last article of clothing and stood completely naked on stage
A stunned Paul looked lost after a member of the group threw their underwear at him while he was supporting him at the time.
Viewers took to Twitter to express their amusement at Paul's reaction, while others said they were shocked to see someone strip completely naked on television.
Paul joked: 'It looks a bit like Sainsbury's butcher shop.'
Referring to Paul, who was wearing a red and white Santa hat in the photo, he said: 'Looks like Santa Claus is coming to town', to which Pete joked: 'Looks like Santa needs to empty his sack! I'm going to leave a present under the tree, are you mate?'
Earlier in the episode, Paul broke down in tears while discussing the ongoing cancer treatment he was undergoing while filming for the show.
Paul proudly announced that he had been given the 'all clear' by doctors after his long battle with prostate cancer last month.
But at the time of filming for The Real Full Monty he was still undergoing treatment, with his husband Graham Cooper praising him for his strength during his battle against the disease.
Paul told Graham on the show: 'You know how it affected me and I cried all the time, you know.
The scenes came moments after Paul buried his head in his hands after his co-star Pete Wicks, 35 (right), informed him that his nude photo had been leaked
Paul joked: 'It looks like something out of Sainsbury's butcher shop' as he looked at the photo on Pete's phone
(L-R) Paul, Coleen Nolan, Pete Wicks and Ben Cohen giggled when they saw Paul's photo
“I want to be strong because when people see this, they will see that you can get through this.”
Graham replied: “You have always put on a brave face,” before tearfully adding: “I am very proud of you. You've been brilliant.'
Paul announced last month that doctors had cleared him during a performance in Lorraine.
He said, 'Well, I'm happy to tell you that I saw my consultant last week and she told me everything clearly.
'My number dropped from 10 to about 0.06 so it's good news and I'm continuing with the hormone therapy, which is a bit tricky because I've put on a bit of weight, I'm getting more emotional than normal and hot sweats.'
Paul was diagnosed with the disease last summer.
Paul admitted that taking part in I'm A Celebrity All Stars 'literally saved my life' thanks to health tests before he left to film the show in South Africa, which later revealed he had cancer.
Earlier in the episode, Paul broke down in tears while discussing the ongoing cancer treatment he was undergoing while filming for the show
At the time of filming, Paul was still undergoing treatment, with husband Graham Cooper (pictured) praising him for his strength while battling the disease.
Along with eight other celebrities, Paul was in the Kruger National Park in north-east South Africa, one of Africa's largest game reserves, to film for the first ever I'm A Celebrity series featuring previous stars from the jungle.
But after returning home to Britain, Paul was given heartbreaking news following a number of health checks carried out before his trip.
The stars of this year's The Real Full Monty: Jingle Balls included Diversity dancer Ashley Banjo, TV presenter Julia Bradbury, actress Sherrie Hewson, reality star Gemma Collins, Dancing on Ice professional skater Vanessa Bauer, Coronation Street and Death in Paradise star Victoria Ekanoye, former royal butler Paul Burrell, ex-England rugby player Ben Cohen, former TOWIE star Pete Wicks and actor Nick Collier, better known as Ella Vaday from RuPaul's Drag Race UK.
Presenting duo Ashley and Loose Woman Coleen Nolan put the group to the test as they prepared for a tease routine before stripping off in front of a large audience to raise awareness of life-saving cancer checks.
Paul announced he had been cleared by doctors last month during an appearance on Lorraine (Paul and his husband Graham pictured on The Real Full Monty)